Moselle River

Rüdesheim

Boasting a rich historical and cultural heritage, as well as prime views over the dazzling Rhine River Valley, Rüdesheim is at the centre of Rhine Valley’s wine industry, where production has thrived in this town for over 1000 years. Quaint and picturesque, Rüdesheim is one of the principal destinations of the beloved Rheingau, a district of the Rhineland whose exquisite natural beauty and year-round mild climate have earned it the affectionate moniker of the German Riviera.

Moselle River

A fantastic way to experience the best of Germany, and popular with wine lovers, the Moselle is a truly stunning choice for a river cruise. Its varied culture and unspoilt nature make for a captivating backdrop as you sail between medieval towns. In fact, the Romans planted the very first vines along the riverbank back in the 1st century, creating vineyards that are still being enjoyed to this day.

Porta Nigra, Trier

Trier

Home to a staggering eight UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites, the oldest cathedral in Germany and a number of beautifully preserved Roman monuments, Trier is a must-see destination. Often referred to as the Rome of the North, the Porta Nigra is a particularly impressive reminder of its former Roman residents, as the largest Roman city gate north of the Alps. Venture to the centre where a vibrant blend of Baroque, Renaissance, late Historicist and Classicist architecture creates somewhat of a spectacle, and enjoy Mother Nature at her finest with epic views out over the Moselle River.

Rüdesheim